Jul 16, 2004
John Nestor Helps Engineering Students Understand Computer Design
When John Nestor, associate professor of electrical and computer engineering, talks about things that are “very large” and “little,” he’s speaking a bit…
Academic News
When John Nestor, associate professor of electrical and computer engineering, talks about things that are “very large” and “little,” he’s speaking a bit…
James Ferri, assistant professor of chemical engineering, has received a fellowship from the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation that will support 18 months…
Susan Averett, professor and chair of economics and business, is coauthor of a new textbook with Saul D. Hoffman, Women and the Economy: Family, Work,…
Psychology major Michael Tuller (Jamestown, N.Y.) has played a key role over the past year in a professor’s research on perception and is using the experience…
Chemistry major William McNamara ’06 (Scranton, Pa.) is testing the efficiency of two techniques used in molecular electronics and nanotechnology. Nanotechnology…
Recent Lafayette graduate William Simmons ’04 of Mercerville, N.J., has been awarded a Jack Kent Cooke Graduate Scholarship. The Jack Kent Cooke Foundation…
Joshua Sanborn, associate professor of history, remembers with great clarity the late Cold War days of the early 1980s, when the threat of nuclear annihilation…
John Kincaid, Robert B. and Helen S. Meyner Professor of Government and Public Service, is using a $153,060 National Endowment for the Humanities grant…
A Lafayette team of four students and two professors will spend six weeks in Uganda this summer, examining issues related to the wetlands surrounding Lake…
Miriam Habeeb ’04 (Westfield, N.J.) combined forces with a national expert in American history this past school year to conduct research for his upcoming…